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Why do i have pain in hip and leg with colon cancer?
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Concerning : Leg pain could be associated with colon cancer. You should see your oncologist and should get appropriate imaging for the area that you have pain in. This pain could also most probably be muscle or skeletal pain but since you have colon cancer you should get checked out.
Answered 9/28/2016
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